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Who wants to tell me how to make a addon plz im new

YES!!!!
YES!!!!

Author Topic: How do i make Add-ons?  (Read 1776 times)

plz tell me how. you'll get cookies  :cookieMonster: :cookie: :cookie: :cookie: :cookie: :cookie: :cookie: :cookie: :cookie:

You learn how to read and write in the TorqueScript programming language.
For model-required add-ons (such as weapons or vehicles) you learn to use a modeling program that can export to .dts format (such as Blender or Milkshape 3D).

You then learn how to package them together.
It's a long process that requires a lot of learning, patience, and practice.

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If you can't figure this out on your own you will never be able to do it.

That was the first way of making addons. Now, the second way:

-look in your addon folder
-study one addon
-make it using the same structure

Notes:
.dts = Torque shape (3d model)
.cs = Torque script file
.ogg = ogg sound file
.dif = 3d model (usually for maps)
.ter = Terrain file (for maps)
.mis = Lighting mission file (for maps)

You learn how to read and write in the TorqueScript programming language.
For model-required add-ons (such as weapons or vehicles) you learn to use a modeling program that can export to .dts format (such as Blender or Milkshape 3D).

You then learn how to package them together.
It's a long process that requires a lot of learning, patience, and practice.

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PS: sorry for double-posting


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Using many emotes like that is frowned upon in the community.

You learn how to read and write in the TorqueScript programming language.
For model-required add-ons (such as weapons or vehicles) you learn to use a modeling program that can export to .dts format (such as Blender or Milkshape 3D).

You then learn how to package them together.
It's a long process that requires a lot of learning, patience, and practice.
Use Google and/or Search to find out more information.

If you want a very nice overview search for, beginners guide to scripting scattered space, in google.  It's excellent to learn the basics.